GTD in Logseq - Experimental Encounters

In this episode we will talk about “Getting Things Done in Logseq”. We will also talk through our latest experimental encounters and share our tips for books or videos you should consider.
We are your hosts: Thorbjørn and Kenneth. Let the experimentation begin.
Encounters2
Thorbjørn - project handoff
Kenneth - Confirmation
Main topic
GTD in Logseq (With AHK script Logseq Quickadd github.com/kennethaar/LogseqQ... )
Book recommendation
Thorbjørn: When Daniel Pink and Influenser
Kenneth: "59 seconds" by Richard Wiseman and "You can change other people" by Peter Bregman
Future encounters
Next time Thorbjørn will show his GTD system in Obsidian
Timestamps:
00:30 - - - Encounter: Handing over projects - - -
04:14 Short break of nothing
04:34 - - - Encounter: Handling confirmation preparations - - -
07:13 - - - GTD in Logseq - - -
07:38 Logseq Quickadd / GTD Capture
11:22 The advantages of the journalpage in Logseq
15:42 GTD Clarify and projects
19:49 Adding contexts
23:36 Finding the next action and projects without next actions
26:35 Complex projects
27:59 GTD Engage
34:26 Plugins?
36:09 Streamdeck automations of Logseq
41:48 Is Logseq Overkill?
42:37 Microsoft To do Great weakness (Tags)
43:46 Why computers confuse people
44:17 Using LogseqQuickadd/Autohotkey append to file in Obsidian
46:32 - - - Book by Daniel Pink: When - - -
48:15 - - - Book by Richard Wiseman: 59 seconds - - -
49:28 - - - Book by Peter Bregman: You can change other people - - -
51:40 - - - Quote by Eric Mack - - -
54:35 - - - Next Episode: GTD in Obsidian - - -
Thanks for listening, we would love to hear from you. Give us feedback in the comments if you have any ideas, tips, tricks, topics or other things you recommend us to look into and possibly discuss in a future episode.
Until next time, remember: Be curious, attentive and kind. Good bye.
#GTD #Logseq #autohotkey

[@DimitriShevchenko]

This is a solid GTD approach! Can you please share your queries for finding next tasks, etc.?

[@charliestudio4630]

cool!

[@Ne0nLicht]

I may have got it wrong, but I've understood that the presentation you used was made/presented in Logseq. Am I right on that? If so, how do you go to that "presentation mode", please?

[@kenaar]

You prpably slready figured it our. Click the three dots in the upper-right corner and then click "View as slides," which you can find below "Delete page" and above "Open in directory." I think it is only visible when you are at the page level. If you have drilled down into one of the bullets, it won't be vsible. This confused me as well at first. Just look at the breadcrumbs at the top of the page to ensure that you are at the level of the page.

[@NazzarenoGiannelliCG]

Great video!
Is that quick add plugin available somewhere?

[@kenaar]

Thanks. Here is the Github page: github.com/kennethaar/LogseqQuickAdd